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Posted on 10/21/26 at 9:53 am to AUTiger789
1993 Florida game I imagine AU was a big underdog.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 10:36 am to AUTiger789
1994 LSU
Down 23-9 and we had no offense that day. LSU literally only had to run the ball, but Curly Hallman kept throwing it. Jamie Howard threw 4 ints in the 4th quarter, 3 were pick 6s. Wild times.
Down 23-9 and we had no offense that day. LSU literally only had to run the ball, but Curly Hallman kept throwing it. Jamie Howard threw 4 ints in the 4th quarter, 3 were pick 6s. Wild times.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 4:01 pm to AUTiger789
For me it was 1990 Fla State. We were ranked higher but Fla State had our number during my undergrad years. They choked some games but late 80s Fla State was deep and talented. I thought we were jinxed against them.
It was very satisfying to pull out a win
It was very satisfying to pull out a win
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:24 pm to dukkbill
That 4th & 5 play where Ricky Sutton shoved / sacked Casey Weldon back another 10 yards was epic.
Shocking wins? That had to be one of them, for sure.
'93 and 94 Florida
'72 Iron Bowl.
IDK what the point spread was for other upsets, but seems rare that Auburn wins games when 3 TD dogs.
* ‘83 in Athens. I saw college guys openly crying in grief that their beloved dogs were beaten ‘tween the hedges.
Shocking wins? That had to be one of them, for sure.
'93 and 94 Florida
'72 Iron Bowl.
IDK what the point spread was for other upsets, but seems rare that Auburn wins games when 3 TD dogs.
* ‘83 in Athens. I saw college guys openly crying in grief that their beloved dogs were beaten ‘tween the hedges.
This post was edited on 10/21/26 at 8:37 pm
Posted on 10/23/26 at 1:59 pm to AUstar
Auburn was huge underdog in the 1994 UF game, but that team was good. I loved that defense: Chris Shelling, Brian Robinson, Fred Smith, underrated Ken Alvis, Gary Walker. That secondary could both cover and hit!
Posted on 10/23/26 at 2:22 pm to TigerTime Burrito
1982 Iron Bowl- the first win over Bama in a long time, breaking the streak.
Posted on 10/23/26 at 3:33 pm to AUTiger789
All the good ones mentioned.
Just based on on paper "shocking" criteria I'll go with 2001 UF.
UF was a machine and we were dysfunctional for the whole season.
Best call from a previous poster : 1993 LSU
1994 UF is a 1b just cause they were out for revenge and that was peak Florida Field and Steve Spurrier.
Top tier on the list 2002 Iron Bowl - anything can happen but no one thought we had a chance due to the injuries.
Just based on on paper "shocking" criteria I'll go with 2001 UF.
UF was a machine and we were dysfunctional for the whole season.
Best call from a previous poster : 1993 LSU
1994 UF is a 1b just cause they were out for revenge and that was peak Florida Field and Steve Spurrier.
Top tier on the list 2002 Iron Bowl - anything can happen but no one thought we had a chance due to the injuries.
Posted on 10/23/26 at 3:46 pm to pdfield34
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2001 UF.
Tailgated with my college roommate and some of his older siblings' UF friends that day. We were going to stay at the tailgate, not wanting to pay a premium to see our Tigers get smashed. Gator fan insists on gifting us two tickets. "You have to see this Florida team play!"
On the walk back to the tailgate after the game, the aforementioned gifter of tickets sidles up and says, "hey, you guys got $50 each for those tickets?" Laughed in his face.
We had all previously planned on an all night after-party and preparations had been made at another friends' house. When we got back to the tailgate, the Gators were packing up. They left town that night.
Red-assed, sore losers.
Posted on 10/23/26 at 7:06 pm to FearlessFreep
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1993 Florida
Wearing Auburn gear that night out and about in Atlanta I don’t think I received more congratulations from strangers than I did for that game.
Got to attend the IB in Auburn and it was freaking unreal. What a crazy season!
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